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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-04
SATURDAY SALE Or UnprnwrAR.

"A lower price does not always make an article
the cheaper. That Is we never sacrifice quality
Gx se Y Sg
considering the quality OF the muslin used, the
seams, button holes, and buttons, and styis Of
cut snd IN MT our muslin undsrwear cannot be *
the yard. the approximate cost Of making, and
the margin Of profit these goods usually pay.
Tomorrow we offer the following EXTRA good
so doz: Fine Muslin Chemise yoke Of I'VE
clusters OF three nne tucks. only 25c, each
good quality Of muslin. only 37kc. each.
80 dog. Fine Muslin Drawers. tucked cambric
ruitile, with four fine tucks above, only 371sc.
SO doz- Fine Muslin Drawers. hamburginser
ing between two clusters Of three hne tucks,
hsmburs rufie ON the bottom. only SOC. per
100 dog. Muslin Corset Covers. rood muslin,
worked b9tton-h9les, and buttons, small seams.
GEo n shape APE hlgh.neSk style, 2hc. each.
SO dcz. Fine cambria Corset Covers, shaped
5 5eck tsinmsd With hamburg embroidery, only
deur shape neck Of hamburg insertion, hi S6
MosSsr sash
yoke of four clusters Of three wide tucks. cam.
bric rune around the neck and sleeves, only
SO dog. Fine Muslin Mother Hubbard Nisht
hobes, yoke Of six clusters Of eight fine tucks.
sieaves onV & s esnh around the neck and
81. oP Rst. nsf f Sssn Muslin Mother Hubbard
around 6e go q e dsHn Rs
front, and on the neck and sleeves, worth 81;
"A Second hooT 16 teas AslsEaso T. rrupon
QLAcK TIPS AND poMpoNs, &C.,
- At the Great Clearing Sale, ct the
f4-Se 1241 and 1243 18th Ut. s.e.
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SATURDAY SALE Or CoRsrrs.

For combining ease. comfort gracefulneas and
durability with q reasonable price, no corset
equals the II. c." ls 1ersephone French Cor.
sell q ten tims we make ns % s we 90
other brand ut these prices. Al every lady's
form Is somewhat different in length or si9e we
had the line made in three different lengths Of
bust. otherwise equally proportioned. in order
to ut any form equally well. We keep the fol.
lowing styles and range Of prices:
II CT Coutil, only 81 80 per pair.
II. G." Short Waists 81 rs per pair
II. CT Sstteen g lengths), $2.J5 per pair
Il CT Coutil extra long), $2.75 per pair
II CT Abdominal, $3.50 per pair.
II c." Colored Satin % per pair
II You have not given the 81 C. g" trial. you
should do SO at once.
We also keep full line of Corsets, at so, rs,
d and 81 -25 per pair. The best Go our knovl.
sdge) to be bad at the several prices.
Second floor; take eleystOe)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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SATURDAY SALE Or LAcrs, &c.

We oner Tomorrow a. special attractions the
following:
500 yards Cream and Black Silk Laces, which
have been selling at 17c, 1Sc., zoe. and g5c.
per yard, marked down to 124c per yard.
$50 yards of Cream and Black Laces, marked
down from Soc, 32c., 37hc., ACC. and &c., to
25c per yard.
These are ''odd pieces" and we lower their
price to sell them out at once
That particular Lady's Cuffs Dozen Ladies'
All-Linen Cuffs. only 1Oc. per pair. worth 12hc.
That particular Lady's Collar-5O Dozen
Ladies' 1,SOO Linen Collar, medium height,
comfortable, easy to wear, and q very durable
quality Of linen, only SC. each, 8 for 25c
Fine Sewing Silk Yelling. in all the shades
leastwise desirable, only 2 sc. per yard.
Second floor take elevator)
WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
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Mrs Cleveland has shown her usual good taste
IN her manner OF bridging the difficulty which
presented itself with the wine to be served at the
diplomatic dinner. Her Wen known temperance
prochv1ties on the one hand, and the courtesy due
70 the guests OF the state the other would have
seemed 10 person with less tact to stand In re-
lation Of positive antagonism. But she reconciled
The two claims upon her very nicely by distin-
gushing between her capacity as mistress of the
White House and her character as an individual
In the former she served the customary wines; In
the latter she confined her own rotations to
water. 1t was clever solution of the problem.
aud derives additional merit from the fact that IL
bears none OF the insignia OF an advertisement.
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SATURDAY SALE Or SKIRTS.

Our stock Of Flannel Walking Skirts il rap
idly diminishing. Not more than about fifty
garments left Can we close out the lot To-
morrow? We viii make the trial by lowering
the price.
$3.50 Flannel Skirts to $1.75.
$3 Flannel Skirts to 1925.
1925 Flannel Skirts to CATS.
a Striped Skirts to 90.
"a Quilted Satin Skirts to O..
$3.50 Satin Skirts to e5
Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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Smith, Of Liberia, has subscribed 800 to aid
Matthews, OF New York, TO capture local Office
OF the District of Columbia, which both political
parties have pledged TO citizens OF the District.
When Jones, OF Siberia, Brown of Senegambia
Robinson, OF the FIJI Islands, and the other dis
tfnguished and wealthy foreigners and non-resi-
dents who conduct the affairs of this District are
heard from. the twice-re1ected Matthews, Of New
York, will perhaps possess an office-wtnning
sseOodle" He may not, however. This District is
not an integral part either OF New York or OF
Sboodledom," though the fact is sometimes over
looked by New Workers
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The House District Committee will not consider
the unien-depOt armory square bill this session
and srmory square and the original plan OF the
city are safe for while. The spirit OF L'Enfant,
who planned the city, doubtless breathes sigh Of
relief, At any rate relief is the feeling Of living
citizens OF the District
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ToR RENT-Two VERY NICE COTTAGE Dwell
II lings all modern conveniences and improved; SIS
and go per months SIS aud $50 10th ST. n, e. In
outre cas- ST. NV. fl-6t.
TSOR RENT OR SAIE-NICELY FURNISHED COR
II house or IT. q. W. 900 per month. Party de-
Mining comfortable home this is rood opportunity
McKIBBIN HERRING,
l.Sll Il sf
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Advertixerx

VII serve their own purpose best and at the same time
greatly accommodate TEE STAR, If they viii send in
bsfore noon tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition Of Saturdays paper the forms of
which must be sent to press much earlier than on the
other i've days of the week
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CmIDREs's CoArs.

Sa4&<|xAGN6 OOAx1.
WE HAVE A VERY FEW cH1LDREN,s COATS
UNSOLD. THEY ARE INTRINs1CAILY JUST AS
VALUABLE NOW AS THEY WERE fwo MONTHS
Ago; BUT WE CAN'T EXPECT TO GET so MUCH
FOB THEM. YET, IN ORDER TO EFFECT A
cLRAN SALE OF WHAT REMAINS, VIE OFFER:
8 cHLDREN's COATS, MADE OF AIL-woo1
CLOTH. WITH AsTRAKHAN COLLAR AND CUFFS,
FOR CHILDREN AND 8 YEARS OF AGE THEY
WERE $3.50 AND s4.O0 EARLIER IN THE SRA
soN. WE WILL SELL THEM NOW FOB s2 EACH.
10 cHHDRENs COATS OF BouCLE CLOTH,
IN GRETCHEN STYLE AND WITH AsrRAKHAN
cAPEs FOR AGES 4. 9 AND YEARS VIE WILL
SELL AT o. EACH. THESE WERE O. AND 81
COATS.
CHIDRENs COATS FOR THE SAME AGES
THEY ARE MADE OF BoUcLR CLOTH AND
FASHIONABLE PI.AIDs. WE WILL SELL THEM
AT %. THEY WERE FORMERLY MARKED %
AND $40.
NISs1g NRwNARKETs ARE ALL WE HAVE
LEFT OF A LOT OF s7.50 AND o. GOODS WE
HAVE FOR 12 YEARS. 2 FOB Il YEARS, AND 2
xoR 10 YEARS. THE MATERIALS ARE CHECKS,
cH1NcHHLAs AND BoUcLE CLOTH. WE WILL
SELL THEM AT % RACH
WE WILL NOT TRY TO CONVINCE YoU THAT
THESE ARE BANANA THE PRICES VIZ NAHR
FOR THEM ARE MERELY NOMINAL We WOULD
LIKE 10 HAVE You LOOK AT THEM. THxH. u
YOu WANT ANY WRAPS ron rHp cHnDR1N
We THINK You WILL ooHsIpx8 THEM LOW
PRICED.
TIE BON MAnuHx
- S1o-Sle exvNG1R X NV.
mon . 3 4. e sUs l p - AR :! s.
RS. aa.I 81 Is Ss ~: !.
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The best Of their kind thst the several prices
can possibly procure.
ladies' 4-Button Suede Gloves, embroidered
backs, assorted tan shades, only 81 per pair.
Ladies' Sutton Mousquetaire Suede Gloves,
assorted tsns. All sizes, only 81 Per pair.
ladies' 4-Button Extra Fine Suede Gloves
assorted tan shaded embroidered in black and
self color. Kid wslts, very durable. only S1.5O
per pair.
WOODWARD 4 IOTHROP
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EOC, 75C. 81 90 FOR CSC.
OV n the Great Clearing Sale at the
Double Combination.
f4-3e 124l and l243 IL III st. a e.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR RENT-oFFIcE BUILDING, 635 ST. n. ".
rooms, fourth floor, $50 per month; two back rooms
fourth floor, $15 per month Elevator soon to be put
in. JOHN T. BEAII 4 Co
5a26-2m 1921 r ct.
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LOST AND FOUND.

COME DAYS AGO. A LARoE-sIZED SILK I'M.
~ breila, with gold head handle; taken doubt
through mistake from Metropolitan hotel and smaller
be obtained by the owner leaving the hrst nentioned
one At l32s New York NV. f4-2t.
II OST-yAN. 81, ROLL OF BILLS CONTAINING
Lover 5000 somewhere between N and Il 18th and
Il ia SITS II the finder will address s. A S. Star office
$50 Will be paid and questions asked 1t
II 0ST-AT ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
~ last night, Sd INST q Meeschaum Pipe with
ing lts
r OST-oN 18th INST, SMALL SILVER SKYE
Terrier short tail, long the name OF
returned to GEORGE W. CARTER 40 Louisiana
ave. f4-3ts
II oST1,JANUARY 30, ON ST, BETWEEN
~ North Capitol and Sd st. east, a pair of Childs
ends Finder will please return TO Mrs. j. r. REAR
DON, 52S St and receive suitable reward 70 2ts
II OST-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID
~ for the return of a black and tan Puppy ANSWERS
f3-2ts
OST-0N FEBRUARY lST, 1887, AT DUNCAN
lsons auction, 9Th and d sta, Pocketbook contain
ing good sum Of money, also one bill OF n. c. Nit
esl5 r. sc CHAT returned to 1913 St
I osT-oN TUESDAY EVENING, AT ALBAUGH's
IL Opera House, long Black Lace Scarf. A suitable
reward IL returned TO Ills ct nv. 1877
nRoPPED IN GOING FROM 476 STREET
law, February I'd 70 9th and streets NV .
OF value 70 anyone but the owner Reward il eit st
the above number. Also at Kirmes rehesrssl MONDAY
January 24th National theater beaver mum. f3-3ts
Il osT-oN JANUARY 20, A Brown WOVEN
Lsilk hearing tube. Return 70 room 2O6 Nstior,si
Hotel and receive reward f2-3ts
+ .OsT-A GOLD BAR PIN. SET WITH TWO Ola
~ monds and pearl Rswrrd paid Il rsturned 70 the
Arlington f2-3ts
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Within twelve hours OF each other two recent
suicides In Washington have swelled the list Of
victims TO popular hallucination regarding the
civil service. One man came here from Providence
hoping to pick up job in the departments, and
failing, shot himself TO death; another, who had
held department place for twenty years and been
dismissed, threw himself from the roof OF his
house upon the stone pavement below. 1t Will
take time, perhaps, TO educate the mass Of the
people TO correct notion OF their relation to the
government and Its ofices, and to bring about
such legislation as Will spare poor man. who has
given the best years OF his life the peaceful ser
vice OF his country, some assurance against being
turned adrfr 20 st are but the day is surely COM
Ing
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NOR RENT

T. 1925 Fstn.w, 15rs15o 10 9Th st. ne, 7r. LBS
1l0:S-5 16th, n w. 1Or 100 1892 ST n W. Or lS 80
Is Grant P, Tor. l735 9TH st. NV, Or 16 30
1905 $40 + ST., l2r.. as 2.,2l X st n W Sr = ia
601 18th ST. NV, 11r.. - 1913 Sd St 5r.. Is
610 st n W., l0r 60 4,3 .425 o St n wilr IL
326 Ind av.. IL rs...... 90 906 r st sw Or - L.
325 & st. n. w. Or. % 2l6 St u. W., Ii
1927 T st. NV, IL rs. SO 400 P St NV .,r Is
1450 h /. ave 7r...... 40 2O34 9Th a w 6rl &
1897 18th 7r3O. IS 2249 Cleveland St Or Is
2207 18th st. NV, 7r..-30 3lS ID at a e. 1r IA 90
421 9th e., 11r. 80 Alp n ave a W. 5r IA 30
SlL Nd. sve.n.w- 30 Sill st. Or 1870
1924 L ct. NV, Or. 30 6l2 Az 81. sw 5r IA 80
22l5-17 18th NV. .27 90 3l4 st. s. w. Or IA 80
7:9 Sd st. NV, SO Fenton place z 20
2239 9th stn.w ,6r26.D0 1873 Park p. Or II SO
pa Mass avn 40 3Fenton Place brill 80
1025 NJ ,6r-25.30 1926 sLn.w.,5r......n
$40 ct. s.e, 7r % Oil 18th St se :5r - 10
3044 P st. n. W.. IL. % 30 2l3 Q st. NV, 5r 10
1921 n. Cap 81. 20 so 1926 Md ave ne, Or 10
133 r st. ne, r.. 0.40 1899 25th st.n.w,4r.
1919 29th st.nw- 7r.2O40 STORES
Ais NJ ave NV, 6r-2035 S07 9TH st IA w. Or S6667
1912 W ST. nw., 6r 20 30 GAO Y. Capitol ST. 8 "a 40
sol E ct. ne. Or 20 4OS Q st NV 7r 30 %
ta29 B. 81. WARNER 4 co. dig at nv
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THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEN.

THREE HUNDRED AND SEVEN.
WE HAVE 3o7 OPENINGS IN THE YEAR IN
OTHER WORDS, WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR EXCEPT SUNDAYS
AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS. WE SHALL. As USUAL.
BE OPEN FOR THAT PURPOSE TOMORROW:
AND IN THAT CONNECTION WE WISH TO POINT
OUT TO YOU FEW Openings" FOR THE IN
vEsTMENT OF SMALL AMOUNTS THAT WILL
PAY YOU BETTER THAN STOCKS, BONDS OR
REAL EsTATEFoR INSTANCE:
Clust's LAundarsd shirts-not unlaundered mark
you. but ready for use; they usually .er for from
s125 to 81 but We have been selling them At 79c;
what's left Of them 60 now for Soc. cash. The only
sizes we have, however. II. TN, ID and 1Sh Go
rs you please. Take one or take ,em all They are
here for sale.
Mems Mixed HALF Hose; sisss 9. ok and 10. We're
specially good value At Lee. paE Take EN- now Ct
pairs for ESQ.
Mems Cashmere Wool HALF Hose: sizes, 9, or 10,
101 and IL You viii observe the sizes In this par
tcular Line are full We sold stacks Of them at pairs
for 81; take a. many q you want now 1t 23c pair
American Hosiery Company's Halt Hose: sizes 1O4,
IL and IN. genuine BalbGisx.ns; fozmar price ESQ
pair, now going 1t 17c.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

Il new salesroom and concrete cellar: rent S25 per
month by year. JOHN z BEALL & co,
1a27-1m 1921 street
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To-nonnow. LAST Day:

The Annual Grand Spring Opening and the Souve-
February 5th, at pm. Please try and cali early or
late in the day, whom the store Il unlikely to be
crowded
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DLACK TIPS AND POMPONs, SC.
~ IT the Great Clearing Sale ct the
... Double Combination,
A-3e 1241 and 1243 IL tn st n a
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The traction railway bill which recently passed
the House and Is now before the Senate, Is made
the subject OF conflicting petitions from citizens Of
the District Where the use Of the traction system
Is practicable and additional street railroads are
desired or desirable, weighty objections can be
urged against IT, The swifter cable is likely to be-
come substitute for the horse all street rail-
ways. The system has the merit, too, Of supply
Ing groove rails level with the street. that do not
hinder travel and dislocate the wheels OF light
riages crossing them, the projecting 7 rails OF
the present horse car lines often do. The valid
objection 10 the present proposition Is not to the
system but to the use OF certain streets for rail-
road purposes upon which the city does not need
additional facilities for transportation. Residence
streets Like 18th, 18th and 9th, upon which 1t Is
proposed TO place tracks, are already easy OF ac-
cess from tracks upon adjacent parallel streets like
11th, 18th, 7th and 9th. The streets and avenues
not positively needed by the public for street rail-
read purposes should be carefully reserved. Wash
ingtons smooth streets and attractive reservations
adapt the city admirably TO pleasure driving,
and driving generally in light vehicles While the
tracks OF the cable road would not disngure the
streets impede travel TO the same extent as the
tracks now used, they would interfere consider
ably with the free and convenient use by such
vehicles Of the occupied streets. The swift cable
cars should be used In a general way to develop
the outskirts OF the city, to connect points
widely distant and TO furnish facilities for trans
portatton where none are found or where as on
some OF our business streets the facilities IN
SUFFICIENT Residence portions OF the city already
accommodated should be traversed only so much
g Is necessary TO enable these ends 10 be attained
The beating and pounding stage OF the New
York strike has been reached and the sympathy
OF sorely- puzzled public reluctantly leaves the
strikers and goes out 10 the threatened and in
1ured non-striking workmeD. When a strike be-
gins, as between employer and employed the un-
preJudiced tend to side with the workmen. But,
too often, when a strike eliminates, the striker
seems TO become the oppressor, the non-str1king
workman the oppressed. The issue between en-
ployer and employed Is obscured, and the struggle
apparently IS between the ruffianly element
among the strikers and men who are tyrannically
forbidden 10 earn their daily bread. When work.
men are 80 organized that success can be OBJ
tained without violence, and the element disposed
70 play the ruffian can be restrained, then and
then only Will the danger of alternating public
sympathy from them in their struggle be passed.
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fk-3t
RENT-HoUSES.

STORES, ETC.
Str. nm, and Part cellar,
ccf.4th and N sts.n.w CPS
Str. and dwH. 625 9th e.
e.. w:. 81: ::;;::.Yy::l6
Stable, rear 1416 X ct.
staSie RI lois 10th n. w..s
Str. I'm. AL L Ut. s.e. 80. g
The above In only Q port
books. For full list call at
Aho lak anA lc4h I'M
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alley, south west mont, north Of and west Of
10th; not 9l50 per foot. Addreas stating loca-
ton and price, Box 15l, Star office f3-St'
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALUABLE NEW
w houses In northwest section for unimproved
property. Address Box 6S, Star Office ta21-3m
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WANTED-50 WOOD CHOPPERS 70 cur WOOD
3lst st. lad I'm
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OFFICES

46SIa.av., basement,.-e9o
46S La, ave., "a DR., Ar. 80
401 9TH st., Ar, LIST flr .25
9th and Pa. ave, r.15. Ii
Lenox Bldg. r. 2S........l0
4o1 7th St. Sd d., II. 10
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21
Winter Expo-ure C.usgs Coughs.

winter Exposure C-usss Coughs.
Colds, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Neural
gia, Sciatica, LunIbago, Backache and other all
meBt~, for which Benson's CapcIne Pasfers are adj
n''rfcd 70 be the best remedy known They relieve
and cure in a few hours when Ter application
II o. he least benefit Endorsed 10y 5000 PLY sicians
and Druggists. Beware of limitations under similar
sounding names, such a. "Capsicnm," So apSicin"
or "Capsicine !" Ask for Benson's and Ike no
others Examine carefully when YOU buy All
druggists.
SEABURY & JOHNSON. Proprietor, y ev York
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21
ALL SORTS.
If the sufferers from cons.nptio,

II the Sufferers from Consumption
Scrofula, and General Debility, will try Scott's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophos
phites they will find immed ate relief and a perma-
nent benefit. DR.. IL. Y. Mott, Brentwood Cal
writes: Il have used SCOTS Emulsion with great
advantage in cases of Phthisis, ScrofuIa and Vast
ing Diseases generally. 1t is very palatable'
August Spies, the Chicago anarchist, has been
married by proxy Fortunately, he cannot be
hanged that way.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon
Ind, says: both myself and wife owe our lives to
Shiloh's Consumption Cure'' H. c. Pierce, Druggist
The beauty about tobogganing on a well-made
slide is that you don't have time to get scared.
No other spring medicine has won for itself snch
universal confidence Ayers Sarsaparilla. tits
the powerful combination of vegetable altera-
tives ever offered to the public, and is acknowl-
edged by the medical profession to be the best
blood purifier.
Things look pretty blue to milkmen these cold
mornings.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 1t never tails to H. & Pierce.
Five hundred thousand alligators are killed year
ly for their skins.
As toilet article, Ayers Hair Vigor stands un-
riyaled. 1t cleanses the scalp and removes dan
druf, cures itching hnmOrs, restores the original
color to faded and gray hair, and promotes its
growth.
No man who is free from rheumatism should as
pire to be statesman.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by by Indigestion,
Consumption, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, y elbow
Skin: Shilohs Vitalizer is positive For
sale by H. C. Pierce, Druggist.
,,o,, s,,-,
woman speaking closely, she doesn't have to
answer the door bell when she is shaving.
James Pyle's Pearline is the very best assistant
for washing or bleaching, matter whether by use
of cold or hot water. As labor-saving article 1t
deserves especial mention.
Gentleman 10 hod earrier) Doesn't it make
you tired, Pat, climb that ladder all uay?" Pat:
Eyes, sir; but have a foine rest COMM down."
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. II
Z. Pierce, Druggist.
a Chicago clergyman asks: '.Can a man be a
Christian aad at the time successful business
MANI lie can ii he advertlses largely.
How Felt.
Why, two years ago was just about crazy, and
no wonder that my wife and children were afraid OF
me. You just suffer with neuralgia with
no relief as did until l used Sulphur Bitters They
cured me, and now my wife says / am meek as a
lamb--Robert Davis. American House, Boston.
Matrimony is something like circus for the is
generally ring to hold the performer
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of
Shloh's Cararrh Remedy. Price so cents. For sale
BY Ii. Z, Fierce, Druggist
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lady is showing visitor the family
portraits in picture gallery. THAT of
ficer there in the uniform she saws.
twas my great-great-grandf He was
as brave as lion, but one of the most I'M
fortunate of men. He never fought a
battle in which he did not have an arm or
leg carried away" Then she adds,
proudly, He took part in twenty-four en-
gagements.'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21

Physicians recommend DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
when all other medicines fail a certain cure for
bronchitis throat, and coughs colds of long
standing. For Sale by all Druggists. % cts.
.'For there never yet Philosopher that
could endure the toothaehe patiently" Perhaps
not-but there's little wit in enduring il at all when
one bottle OF Salvation Oil viii cure it,
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shloh's cure viii
give iDlmediate relief loo, soc, and 81, at Drugt.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21

Ticket Agent You don't expect those
two boys to go on one ticket?" She ..Of
course do. It's twin
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-02-21

"What's life insurance." asked
one boy of another. sWell, | s'pose
said his companion, sits concern
that keeps man poor all the time
he's alive, so that he may die rich
The snowfall in Canada is the greatest
known in II years.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve Group
Whooping Cough, and Bronchitis FL c. Pierce.